Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-11-30

-Tricots are selling fast at sTrachte &
Travser's.
Read the prospectus of The Art
Amateur this week.
st. Paul's Parish guild meets to-mor-
row afternoon at the parsonage.
Fancy night shirts for the holiday
trade at SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER's.
Sixteen degrees below zero Monday
morning. was fair beginning for the
winter in these parts.
-Remember the supper of the 5 A.C.
this evening at Mrs. Wright's store. The
boys should be we'll patronized.
Don't fail to read the prospectCses OF
The Century and St. Nicholas elsewhere
in THE REPUBLICAN this week.
A 5 ounce all wool shifting flannel
at CRUDE & Achtenhagen's for % cents per
yard, former Price 35 cents.
Rev. j. Nj Campbell preached in the
Congregational church at Lake Mills
Sunday 10 exchange with Rev. Geo. ID.
Heron.
The Columbus Democrat has changed
from a quarto to folio form and we
think the paper has been improved IN
appearance thereby.
just received, a carload OF parlor
suits and easy chairs. Call and see them
before purchasing elsewhere.
E. w. SCHULTZ.
Subject at the NJ E church next
Sunday morning, "Soul HeaIth;" even
ing, ~The Gilt OF Power" Talk to boys
and girls preceding morning sermon on
tsPush.''
AT meeting of the stockholders of
the Ph Heinrich's company held Satur-
dav evening John Ford was elected presi-
dent OF the company, vice, Philip Helm
richs, resigned.
The ball of the Rifles held at their
armory Thanksgiving evening, was well
attended and all went merry with the
trippers of the eight fantastic toe" The
Jefferson Second Regiment band perform
ed the honors in the musical line.
Silk umbrellas with gold handles fer
holiday trade just in at
ScHIFFIER & OUENTMEYER'S,
John Miller, of Portland, while re-
turning home Wednesday night of last
week drove off an embankment ten feet
high and was almost instantly killed, his
head striking against a stone and the
wood-rack of his wagon falling upon him.
True happiness IS attained by buying
your boots, shoes, rubbers and overshoes
: from Jake Koerner, who has we'll earned
the title of the "Reliable Shoemaker"
Reliable goods at prices that you can rely
upon being low, is Jake's motto Call
AMI see him.
The board of supervisors last week
elected three trustees of the insane of
asylum, in accordance with the law passed
by the legislature of last winter, as fol-
lows: John Whittet, of Sumner, one
wear; John Reinel, Jr., Jefferson, two
wears; and J. H. Harger, Waterloo, three
wears VIM. Fl. Rohr, of this city, was elect
ed SUPERINTENDENT of the poor for the lst
district Henry Haskell, of Jefferson for the
End. and Thomas Craue, of Fort Akin
son, for the 3rd. John Schmidt, was
elected jaritor of the Court house.
Last night Alden Benedict's Monte
Cristo' company appeared to standing
room only Never have we seen a more
enthusiastic audience, and, in truth, the
company we'll deserved it. Alden Bene-
wsdict. as Edmond Dantes, showed wonder
full versatility. His protean changes of
character from the careless, thoughtless,
happy-go-lucdy sailor, Edmond Dantes
the miserable, suffering sixteen-years
prisoner of Chateau DIFF, the outwardly
calm and holy, but in wardly raging priest,
Able Busoni, the willy, bargaining old
Jew. Solomon Won Grip, to the myster-
ious' self-possessed, fabulously rich Monte
Cr;sto whose only thought is vengeance.
was as wonderful a piece of work as we
ever saw done by any one on any stage.
The scenery and scenic effects were the
finest ever seen on our stage Richmo nd
Gazette.
AT Turner Hall, Saturday, Dec. 8.
There is great rush at Trachte &
Traysers Cor the underwear thatis selling
50 cheap Everybody can be suited, both
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